Mischief, the multi award-winning company responsible for the global comedy phenomenon, The Play That Goes Wrong, and the BBC One television series, The Goes Wrong Show, has announced full casting for its forthcoming UK Tour of Peter Pan Goes Wrong.
The “greatest spy movie never made” revolves around writer Ian Flemish and real-life spy, Jane Blonde.
The Queen’s English Theatre Company has been surprising audiences in Amsterdam since 2002, with often a very gay take on productions, such as Cabaret and The Importance of Being Earnest.
Mischief has announced full casting for its forthcoming UK Tour of Peter Pan Goes Wrong.
Following its success with the musical Cabaret, The Queen's English Theatre Company now tackles a very different subject.
It’s a show about everything and nothing, with comic patterns that are so deliciously millennial and referential that a lack of contextual knowledge from the audience destroys its outcome.
The Queen's English Theatre Company kicks off its 20th anniversary year with a remarkably relevant play for the Netherlands - Endless Second.
The panellists and cast have been announced for the New Nordics Festival at Jacksons Lane, which brings together five days of the best new plays from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands, as well as free talks and workshops with Nordic industry professionals.
Mary Rodger's (yes, daughter of that Richard Rodgers) 1959 musical Once Upon a Mattress makes an appearance in Highgate in a revival that, unfortunately, looks old and stuffy despite all the talent on stage.
Once Upon a Mattress opens Upstairs at the Gatehouse in March 2020.
ENDLESS SECOND is a new play about consent between a young and in love couple and explores how we talk about sexual violence.
W and M are thrown together as scene partners on the first day of their Drama degree.
It's a common complaint that as you get older, you start to become invisible to others.
On one dark and stormy night in the upper day room of the Silver Retirement Home, five elderly ladies are trading stories of their remarkable lives.
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